Author: Mojo Hill

Carlos Mendoza Yet to Name an NLCS Game 1 Starter

Mets manager Carlos Mendoza has not yet named a starting pitcher for NLCS Game 1, he said in a virtual press conference Friday. In play could be Sean Manaea, Luis Severino or Kodai Senga — each of whom would be pitching on regular or extra rest. The NLCS begins Sunday, Oct. 13, against the winner of Friday night’s game between the Dodgers and Padres. Senga made his long-awaited return from...

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Mets Nearly No-Hit, Come Back in Ninth to Stun Blue Jays

For the second time in less than three weeks, Bowden Francis came within three outs of a no-hitter. Francis was on the verge of history on Wednesday in Toronto. Facing a Mets offense that had only scored six runs in its previous three games, he spun his way through eight no-hit innings — just as he did on Aug. 24 against the Angels. But in a cruel twist of fate for Francis, and a massive source...

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Díaz Says Adams Crossed a Line With ‘OMG’ Mockery

Only one person participated in the Mets’ “OMG” celebration at Citi Field on Tuesday night. And it wasn’t anyone wearing orange and blue. Rather, it was Austin Adams, who the Mets DFA’d on Feb. 6 and traded to the Oakland A’s for cash on March 24. Adams appeared in seven spring training games for the Mets but didn’t end up cracking the roster. Since...

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Morning Briefing: Well, That Road Trip Is Over

Good morning, Mets fans! The Mets wrapped up a grueling road trip with another ugly loss to the Mariners Sunday evening. Unlike the first two games of the series, they scored a run this time, but they still got blown out 12-1. They were outscored 22-1 in the series. The sweep comes off the heels of a series win in Colorado. The slumping Braves lost on Sunday too, though, allowing seven runs in...

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Mets DFA Jake Diekman, Recall Matt Gage

The Mets have designated left-handed reliever Jake Diekman for assignment, the team announced on Monday. In a corresponding move, they recalled left-hander Matt Gage from Triple-A Syracuse. Diekman, who signed with the Mets in February, struggled to the tune of a 5.63 ERA during his time in New York. He struck out 40 batters in 32 innings, but also walked 24 and surrendered seven home runs. The...

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